jigsaw in Greek
jigsaw in Greek is σέγα — jigsaw means a power tool with a thin blade that moves rapidly up and down, used to cut curved shapes in wood or metal.
jigsaw in Greek
σέγα
Pronounced: sega
A power saw with fine teeth and a narrow blade which can cut curves in wood or metal.
What does "jigsaw" mean?
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noun A power tool with a thin blade that moves rapidly up and down, used to cut curved shapes in wood or metal.
"He used a jigsaw to cut the curved edge of the shelf."
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noun A puzzle made of oddly shaped interlocking pieces that form a picture when assembled; a jigsaw puzzle.
"They spent the rainy afternoon putting together a thousand-piece jigsaw."
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jigsaw in a sentence
- He used a jigsaw to cut the curved edge of the shelf.
- They spent the rainy afternoon putting together a thousand-piece jigsaw.
- The last few pieces of the jigsaw were the hardest to find.
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What is "jigsaw" in Greek?
"jigsaw" in Greek is σέγα. jigsaw means: A power tool with a thin blade that moves rapidly up and down, used to cut curved shapes in wood or metal.
How do you pronounce σέγα?
"jigsaw" in Greek is σέγα, pronounced "sega".
How do you use "jigsaw" in a sentence?
Example: "He used a jigsaw to cut the curved edge of the shelf." In Greek, "jigsaw" is σέγα.
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